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Dan Le Batard: CBS Sports “Could” Use Tony Romo OWI Incident To Cut Ties With Broadcaster
"It has a shame involved that if you were looking for a reason to get rid of somebody, this kind of publicity is reason enough."
Bill Cowher Joins Pat McAfee NFL Draft Spectacular Program Next Week
"Anytime that jaw is bumping, I'm enthralled by what he's saying, and he's ready. I mean, He loves the draft."
Boomer Esiason: Matt Ryan Didn’t Love Studio Work Of NFL on CBS Sports
"The studio stuff can be a little bit boring, and especially if you don’t like traveling to New York or L.A. for it, or going to the games with the way that NBC does it. I think Matt Ryan found that out.
Why Jason La Canfora Chooses Authenticity While Sports Media Remains In Flux
"I’m not always going to be somebody’s cup of tea, and I am so very fine with that."
Mike Tomlin Doesn’t Fix The Bigger Issue With NFL Broadcasts and Networks
"Until networks shift their focus from chasing headlines to building smarter, sharper, fan-first programming, the result will remain the same. More money. More familiar faces. Less impact."
How Much Has Tony Romo Regressed in the Booth for CBS Sports?
"When you are great from the beginning, people tend to expect that every single year, and if you fall off even a little bit, you get destroyed."
Have Tony Romo’s Quirks Exposed a Hidden Truth About NFL Commentary
"Romo seems bored, trying to be cute and funny while hoping nobody notices. The truth is out, Tony. The preparation isn’t there. The enthusiasm feels fake."
Tony Romo Responds to Online Reaction Following Bills, Jaguars Broadcast on CBS Sports
"There’s always going to be moments where there’s always great stuff. Then other stuff. It’s just part of being in your position."
Tony Romo Doesn’t Deserve A Demotion At CBS Sports
"If CBS Sports truly feels a change is needed, they will make it. However, ratings and revenues are not declining."
NFL Regular Season Viewership Sets New Records for CBS Sports, FOX Sports, NBC Sports
"FOX, CBS, and NBC each leveraged distinct strengths, from national windows to studio programming and streaming, reaffirming the league’s unmatched value to its media partners."